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Arizona Constitution
Adopted by Constitutional Convention December 9, 1910
Ratified by vote of the People December 11, 1911 Became effective upon Admission February 14, 1912Sections
- Article I. State Boundaries
- Article II. Declaration of Rights
- Article III. Distribution of Powers
- Article IV. Legislative Department
- Article V. Executive Department
- Article VI. Judicial Department
- Article VII. Suffrage and Elections
- Article VIII. Removal from Office
- Article IX. Public Debt, Revenue, and Taxation
- Article X. State and School Lands
- Article XI. Education
- Article XII. Counties
- Article XIII. Municipal Corporation
- Article XIV. Corporations other than Municipal
- Article XV. The Corporation Commission
- Article XVI. Militia
- Article XVII. Water Rights
- Article XVIII. Labor
- Article XIX. Mines
- Article XX. Ordinance
- Article XXI. Mode of Amending
- Article XXII. Schedule and Miscellaneous
- Article XXV. Right to Work
- Article XXVI. Right of Licensed Real Brokers and Salesmen to Prepare Instruments Incident Property Transactions
- Article XXVII. Regulation of Public Health, Safety and Welfare
- Article XXVIII. English as the Official Language
- Article XXIX. Public Retirement Systems
Article I. State Boundaries
Alteration of state boundaries
Article II. Declaration of Rights
Fundamental principles; recurrence to
Political power; purpose of government
Right of petition and of assembly
Irrevocable grants of privileges, franchises or immunities
Self-incrimination; double jeopardy
Liberty of conscience; appropriations for religious purposes prohibited; religious freedom
Equal privileges and immunities
Excessive bail; cruel and unusual punishment
Corruption of blood; forfeiture of estate
Eminent domain; just compensation for private property taken; public use as judicial question
Bribery or illegal rebating; witnesses; self-incrimination no defense
Military power subordinate to civil power
Trial by jury; number of jurors specified by law
Rights of accused in criminal prosecutions
Bills of attainder; ex post facto laws; impairment of contract obligations
